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Categorizing Emacs News items by voice in Org Mode #speech #SpeechRecognition #emacs #org

Categorizing Emacs News items by voice in Org Mode :: Sacha Chua

Coming up on Wednesday, it's our London meet-up!

The ORG team will be there to update you on our campaigns on the Migrant Digital Rights Programme and our calls to reform the ICO.

🗓️ Wednesday 25 March
🕡️ 6:30–10pm GMT
📍 Newspeak House, E2 7DG, UK

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/events/org-london-meet-up-3/

#ORG #meetup #digitalrights

ORG London Meet-up

Join us in London to get the latest on our campaigns on the Migrant Digital Rights Programme and our calls to reform the ICO.

Open Rights Group

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Lukas C. Bossert 3d ago

@felwert @rasmus91 @dkz2r @thecarpentries This is understanable and I’d say it always depends on what you want to achieve. For a lightweight "just writing some text" I prefer always(!) #Emacs with #org-mode . But in my PhD thesis (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2548872) I did things I was only capable of doing using #TeXLaTeX - it is always a trade of.

I dont know any other tool that would be able to create such data-driven visualizations:

(source: https://git.rwth-aachen.de/dl/templates/data-driven-visualization)

Christopher Kruse Mar 12

After having enough of their desktop app not working, I can now control my #elgato keylight through some #org restclient HTTP calls.

Lights on via cURL wasn't my initial plan for the day, but I'm happy with it.

Sacha Chua Feb 26

Sorting completion candidates, such as sorting Org headings by level #emacs #org

Sorting completion candidates, such as sorting Org headings by level :: Sacha Chua

Peter J. Jones Feb 25

I've been trying to use #org-mode and #emacs-jupyter as a replacement for Jupyter notebooks in a #Bioinformatics course I'm teaching. After having to manually force org-mode to update inline images a handful of times I did this in anger: https://github.com/pjones/org-inline-image-mode

Dave Marquardt Feb 24

New blog: Using Org mode table for calculating RAGBRAI training actual vs. planned mileage https://davemq.github.io/2026/02/24/ragbrai-training-actuals-vs-plan.html

#ragbrai #emacs #org #orgmode

Calculating RAGBRAI training actual vs. planned mileage

I’m training to ride RAGBRAI LIII in Iowa in July 2026. RAGBRAI provides a training plan which, if followed, helps riders get ready for the ride.

Dave’s Blog

rhaen Feb 24

I was looking for my personal knowledge management system. How can I store documents, how can I interconnect them, how can I build something that I can use on Mac/Linux/Win - and that stores data locally. Easy to read, no magic, just plain text (references can be everything). In the end - I ended with #emacs #orgmode with the addition of small helpers like #org-attach (builtin). The knowledge articles are stored in #org-roam, org-attach stores the data in org-roam-directory/data using IDs. If I store a document I create a reference node that has the attachment in it - from there I crosslink to my org notes. Simple, no fuzz. Just Emacs and some lousy config lines. Did I mention, that I blog from there as well? The blog posts for my blog (https://node01.de) are nodes inside org-roam, that will be published using ox-hugo to a 2nd repo and are published statically to a webserver.

Thanks #emacs, thanks #hugo

node01.de

Theme PaperMod - https://github.com/adityatelange/hugo-PaperMod

node01.de

chfkch

Feb 22

Every day which i either use org-mode or watch videos/bloh posts about it, my brain explodes how much cool stuff is provided or waiting to be integrated.

Sad that i suck at lisp languages. I mean in theory i get them, but my brain does not like it, so reading it is slow for me.

#OrgMode #Org #Emacs #ELisp

Daniel Mendler Feb 15

Another fun example #emacs #org